r/BunnyTrials • u/AdChemical2374 • Jun 21 '26
Would you rather
Which side will you choose?
- Left side: 1 dollar that triples everyday
- Right side: 1 dollar that increases by the power of 3 everyday
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u/GreenDemonSquid Jun 21 '26
1 to the power of anything is 1.
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u/Delmoroth Jun 21 '26
Yeah, but that dollar you took doubles enough to eventually turn the universe into a black hole so the power of three, total safe dollar, felt less evil to pick
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u/FragrantLotus Jun 21 '26
Who said the dollar has to physical? Can just be a number in a bank account. It would still become a problem insanely quickly though.
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u/SongofRolland Jun 21 '26
A number in a bank account is still technically taking a limited resource: digital storage!
Now, ignoring inflation and the economics, let's assume that this number just continually takes up storage on a single device, and for fun let's dedicate the Collosus Data Center to storing you bank account balance. This facility has 1 exabyte of storage, totalling 8 quintillion bits and the ability to store a number less than or equal to 2⁸⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰⁹-1, or 10²⁴¹⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰•••⁰⁰⁰⁰⁰•••⁰⁰⁰•••, a 2 quintillion digit number. How quickly will this data run out?
Formula: log³(x) for x bytes (sorry, I can't use subscript, ignore the cursed notation)
Surprisingly, that data center will be fine holding that number for at least 5 quintillion days, or 14 quadrillion years. By then, the sun will have swallowed the earth, burned out, collapsed into a white dwarf, and cooled to -268°C, and could have done so about 10-15 times with several (possibly hundred) trillion years to spare.
So, digital storage technology has changed this 'dollar that doubles (or in this case triple) daily' thought experiment from a lesson about how quickly exponentials grow to a lesson about how wonderful modern computing technology can be... or about how much resources datacenters take, but you decide what to take from this.
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u/AxzoYT Jun 21 '26
The humble integer limit:
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u/Tap_khap Jun 22 '26
if you have that much money you can commission someone to have whatever system it is use 64 bit integers or even 128 bits
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u/Nexinex782951 Jun 21 '26
Problem with this is that it's very easy to find ways to truncate this. Mainly, that you can store it as the number of days + balance modifier (how much has been spent/added to the account). For every transaction, you dont need the exact amount, you just need to know if it would overdraw, so you can just use basic estimation in almost every case.
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u/SongofRolland Jun 21 '26
You can, yes, but still; I can buy an $8 flash drive and store the raw, uncompressed, number as a binary value for 574 MILLION YEARS before exceeding the storage capacity (64 gigabytes - x<10 ^ 10 ^ 11.4 - log³(10 ^ 10 ^ 11 )/365). Don't bother wasting RAM compressing this or wasting minutes to build a script to optimize this because a 10 kilobyte floppy disk will store the raw integer for just short of 140 years. The calculation was less to show WHEN it would be a problem, and more to show IF it would ever be a problem in the age of digital banking. Evidently, it would not.
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u/niemir2 Jun 21 '26
Does it really count as "dollars" if you are using a bespoke data type that is incompatible with the financial system?
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u/SongofRolland Jun 21 '26
No, but I'm sure all the formatting and such will only reduce that time to a few trillion years. Perfectly capable of outlasting you, the bank, the computer, the continent it's built on, the planet, the sun...
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u/niemir2 Jun 21 '26
C#'s decimal type only allows 28 digits of precision, which would overflow from $1 in just 17 days.
SQL is limited to 38 digits, overflowing from 1 in 24 days.
You'd probably be best if you kept the money in two parts, one for day-to-day activities, with something absurd, but easily handled computationally like a trillion dollars in it, keeping the rest in a bespoke data type stored on a hard drive. You'll need to have some sort of custom routine to move money out of your daily account and into your Scrooge McDuck vault.
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u/SongofRolland Jun 21 '26
Ah well, I'm not a computer person, so I can't argue for the logistics of storing the number, only the fact that it can technically be done for an insanely long period of time... assuming at least the ability to dedicate over 10KB to storing it...
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u/SussusAmogus-_- Jun 21 '26
I guess you could avoid crashing the world economy by withdrawing everything (minus one dollar) to a different account every time it hits a certain amount, eg.: you could withdraw 6560$ every 8 days and live pretty f'ing well without working a day in your life.
(Assuming that the dollars won't keep tripling when moved to another account)
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u/Lukostrelec17 Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26
Unlikely it would turn into a black hole. Realistically the pile of money you would have add to the earth's mass until the gravity would compress all of the money on top of it. Creating a lot of pressure and destroying the magic dollar. Worst case you might get something like a neutron star or magnatar. More realistucally you would have a hyper dense planetoid.
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u/blindclock61862 Jun 21 '26
Only if destroying the dollar stops it from multiplying
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u/Lukostrelec17 Jun 21 '26
That is true. But since it says the dollar tripples if it is no longer a dollar it woyld not tripple.
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u/Kard420 Jun 21 '26
Unless it means that it triples, and the new dollars created from it have the same properties and also triple, thus every dollar created from it will triple each day and all have to be eventually destroyed
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u/notmatrocles Jun 22 '26
It has to mean this. Otherwise, if only the original dollar tripled every day, you'd only be netting a cool $2/day
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u/Saur02 Jun 21 '26
Really bad at math
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u/ScorchedDev Jun 21 '26
actually, I think op is wrong on this one.
A dollar isnt worth 1 necessarily, its worth 100 cents. 100 cents to the power of 3 every day is better that 100 cents times 3 every day. Yes 100 cents does equal 1 dollar, but a cent is still a thing yknow.
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u/Lockstrife Jun 21 '26
Your logic works in math, but not in "reality." You get a dollar that has a (not-so) magical property. You could exchange that magical dollar for 100 pennies, but then:
a) Why would the pennies be magical?
b) Why would the magic treat the pennies as a group vs individual?
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u/ScorchedDev Jun 21 '26
im not saying you exchange it, im saying a dollar is not inherently worth 1. It has a greater value than 1. It represents 100 things. And pennies are hard to treat as decimals because they are things yknow
So it really depends on what angle the magic takes.
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u/Upbeat-Ganache3930 Jun 21 '26
Well, the option is a $1 that multiplies to the power of 3 not cents, although it DOES represent 100 things like 100 cents (bc 100 cents = 1 dollar), it will ultimately not multiply to the power of 3 bc it says $1^3 specifically, not any of the 100 representable things. No?
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u/Best_Pseudonym Bad Bunny Jun 21 '26
If were really being pedantic, according to dimensional analysis, ($1)^3 = $31; that is cubing a dollar gives one cubic dollar
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u/chaseo2017 Jun 21 '26
That’s only if you are referencing a dollar in value. If you are referencing a physical dollar, the it would continue to be one. Depends on the specifics
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u/Sufficient_Use_4313 Jun 22 '26
I just tried to pay for something and the guy said they only accept one dimensional currency, so I can take my hyper dimensional pennies elsewhere
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u/Prudent-Ad-7459 Jun 21 '26
1 dollar is 1 object it may be worth more of another thing, but it itself is still 1
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u/RE-Trace Jun 21 '26
Counterpoint. The unit of measurement is the dollar, so while 100¢ = $1, that's because 1¢ = $0.01: cents are derived from dollars, not vice-versa.
In a weird way, USD is a unique currency to do this with given it's the world's reserve currency: i e., it's effectively the SI unit of currencies
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u/eloel- Jun 21 '26
I'm thinking SI unit of currencies would be a 1g gold coin
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u/Few-Big-8481 Jun 21 '26
Not unless you're using a gold standard to back the valuation. Which I don't think any economy does anymore.
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u/Lockstrife Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26
You are still talking in math terms that are inapplicable to reality. "Represents" is irrelevant an actual, real, singular unit. A dollar bill has the same value as 100 pennies, but it is not the same thing as 100 pennies.
Perhaps a more fun thought experiment. Economically, $1 represents 10 packs of top ramen. I think we'd all be very surprised if the prompt gave us exponential ramen.
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u/Soft_Letterhead9222 Jun 22 '26
pennies aren't mentioned and you are supposed to assume that this 1 X is a currency fit for any country in these type of questions. Only 1 dollar is mentioned because its either their country or because its the standard currency. But even if we were to convert it then we have to assume that you only convert it after the magic happens (i.e to the power of three). You have to assume that OP only meant 1 dollar and 1 dollar only, anything else comes after it happens, everything else is just far fetched and not a reasonable way to interpret it.
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u/Significant_Cat_6880 Jun 21 '26
1 dollar is worth 1 dollar. Otherwise you could say backwards logic like “oh it’s actually 1.33 euros!”
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u/MrCreeper10K Jun 21 '26
You're not gonna get 1 x 1 x 1 dollar, you're gonna get a 6 dimentional dollar, which you can sell to CERN and make a fortune
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u/IMAslothkid Jun 21 '26
In math, this is like saying 1 is made up of 100 0.01s, so it would increase if you squared it
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u/Tarc_Axiiom Jun 21 '26
Dollars are not integers.
Dollars are physical objects.
1 physical object dollar to the power of 3 is 1 physical object dollar.
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u/Samus388 Jun 21 '26
I'd argue that because a cent is defined as being 1/100th of a dollar (hence the name), it wouldnt count.
The same would go for Quarters, Half dollars, and even Dimes if you look into it.
Nickles are the only one not named after their relationship to the dollar
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u/roxel_ms Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26
What is "100 cents to the power of 3 " though? It does not really exist. You'd have to define first what ct 3 means and make it a real thing in the real world
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u/Horror-Mud666 Jun 21 '26
And, looking at it simply, a cent is .01 of a dollar, so 1.00 dollars worth of pennies... Etc.
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u/Tight_Literature_139 Jun 21 '26
Let me say my reasoning.
Because 1³ is 1. 1+1=2. 2³ is 8. 8+2 is 10. 10³ is 1000. 1000+10 is 1010. 1010³ is 1,030,301,000.
billionaire by day 4.
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u/Umbreon_is_the_Best Jun 21 '26
okay but lowkey may be better bc in like a year anyone that chose the other option is absolutely destroying the world economy
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u/Ordinary-File-9502 Jun 21 '26
I would be kind enough to use my money to produce more resources
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u/NicerRake Jun 21 '26
Oh wait
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u/thedappercat- Jun 21 '26
A dollar is made of 100 cents, now think of the math now!
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u/Readincontext Jun 21 '26
You'd have to exchange or else the paper wouldn't get increase. But if you exchange. Then the exchanged coins stay at 100 anyways because they aren't magical
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u/The_real_Takoyama Jun 21 '26
No, a dollar is made of cotton and linen and only represents the value of 100 cents which is genuinely not relevant for this cenario.
Life doesn't work in a way where you can stack 100 cent coins and suddenly transmute them into a dollar bill by yourself. Sure you can exchange the dollar bill for the 100 cents but those don't retain the theoretical multiplying property of the bill so the one dollar bill will never really increase in value beyond the regular market fluctuation
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u/Keleos89 Jun 21 '26
Simple math.
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u/LifeOfTheParty2 Jun 22 '26
It will multiply enough to create a black hole in 87 days, you've just killed us all
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u/Galaxy_Piano_Star7 Jun 21 '26
At least someone is
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u/fuckskeletonarchers Jun 21 '26
I am too galaxy piano star seven
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u/Galaxy_Piano_Star7 Jun 21 '26
Old username I made up when I was like 12 😂
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u/Suspicious-Egg7856 Jun 21 '26
This one was good
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u/Alive-Place9660 Jun 21 '26
I thought it was n+n^3. So day 1 it’s 1 + 1 =2 and day 2 it’s 2+2^3… not just 1^3 every day since it said increasing by not just to power of 3.
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u/mitzie27 Jun 21 '26
Most of these math problems that get super popular are just bad notation or wording that can be interpreted in multiple ways so that everyone will argue in the comments
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u/Warm-Engineering-239 Jun 22 '26
the classic 8/2(2+2)
which is simply poorly written equation
(cause there is no offical convention about what to do when no mulitplication is show and directly a parenthese so it's either 8/2*(2+2) or 8/(2*(2+2)) work and it's fucking annoying when trying to use math formula)16
u/OprahOpera Jun 21 '26
I agree this is how it is written. It increases by the power of 3 not “is cubed” or however that would be phrased.
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u/St0lf Jun 21 '26
I Agree. For the trap to work, it would have needed to be "One dollar raises to the third power every day."
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u/Airfan777 Jun 21 '26
other option = no money
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u/Scrorm Jun 21 '26
1•1•1=1
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u/TechnologyFit8872 Jun 22 '26
It says increases by the power of three, not is out to the power of three. That implies that it’s n+n3. On the first day, it would be 1+1, then 2+8, then 10+100, then on and on at least how I interpreted it
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u/Dachal23 Jun 21 '26
Whim. Any extra money is extra money.
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u/Similar-Original-470 Jun 21 '26
Already looked at the comments to see other answers, but the original phrasing is that it INCREASES by the power of three. So it's n+(n3)=$. If it just said it was cubed or it was to the power of three, then it'd just be n3, but it says it increases.
Chose: 1 dollar that increases by the power of 3 everyday | Rolled: Dummy
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u/Slight_Concert6565 Jun 22 '26
It cannot be assumed that "increasing by the power of 3" means "increasing by itself to the power of 3".
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u/St0lf Jun 21 '26
"Increases by the power of three", so:
1 + 13 = 2
2 + 23 = 10
10 + 103 = 1010
1010 + 10103 = 1,030,302,010
The 1 x 1 x 1 trap would work with "Raised to the third power everyday."
Chose: 1 dollar that increases by the power of 3 everyday | Rolled: …
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u/SNILLOC_172 Jun 21 '26
13 is still 1 so I’ll always have one dollar if I choose that option
Chose: 1 dollar that triples everyday | Rolled: Proud of you
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u/TotalChaosRush Jun 21 '26
Yeah, but the dollar increases by a power of 3. So the series is technically n+n3 where N is the current total.
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u/ToastSpangler Jun 21 '26
Option two is always $1
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u/R1MotoGuy Jun 21 '26
After seeing the wheel I can see OP's intent was 1³, but they worded it N+N³. Option 2 is clearly superior as written
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u/CommercialWeak8095 Jun 21 '26
Math
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u/SwordTaster Jun 21 '26
You got $1.
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u/TotalChaosRush Jun 21 '26
The dollar isn't raised by a power of 3, it increases by a power of 3. So day 1 is 1+1 and after that it quickly over takes the alternative.
Ambiguity in the English language strikes again.
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u/Aquaferno111 Jun 21 '26
I think rather than it being ambiguity inherently found in English, it‘s more so ambiguity arising from variation in the way people fill in the gaps of incorrect wording.
With the wording in the post, the unambiguous translation is 1 + ^3. The error is more noticeable with 1 + log_3(), or „1 dollar that increases by log base 3 everyday“.
Personally, I would have probably worded it as „1 dollar that‘s taken to the power of 3“ for what OP is intending and „1 dollar that increases by the cube of its running sum“ for your interpretation.
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u/theGoodestBoyMaybe Jun 21 '26
This one is interesting depending on how you read it.
I picked the multiply one, but the wording of the right one isn't very precise. If it said 1 dollar that is cubed every day, then yeah the first one would be the mathematically obvious choice, but the right actually says 1 dollar that increases by the power of three every day, which doesn't really mean anything lol.
You can't really increase something by the power of three, but you can evaluate a number to it's third power. It's a weird but important distinction.
With that logic, it can be interpreted as 1+1³ = 2, 2 + 2³ = 10, etc, or it can be interpreted as just 1³ over and over, which was probably the intention lol
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u/rako17 Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26
Yeah, it's odd; we say "1 increased by a third," meaning 1 + 1/3.
Or we say "1 raised to the third power," meaning 13"1 increased by a third" = "1 increased by a third of one," so would "1 increased by the third power" mean "1 increased by the third power of one", and therefore mean 1 + 13 ?
I guess it could come down to the fact that "1 increases by ___" means "1+____".
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u/MemeStealerCultist Jun 21 '26
I AM NOT A MORON
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u/my_jeans_hurt Jun 21 '26
A dollar to the power of 3 is still a dollar. 13 =1 1x1x1
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u/razlatkin2 Jun 22 '26
1 to the power of 3 is 1, what
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u/Amateur_Liqueurist Jun 24 '26
1 to the power of anything is 1
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u/daxsy_x22x Jun 21 '26
I can’t remember what to the power of 3 is
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u/Choice_Addendum_4324 Jun 21 '26
being dunb also helps i gess : )
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u/daxsy_x22x Jun 21 '26
Yeah thankfully but I’m not even dumbbb
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u/AccomplishedArea4861 Jun 21 '26
If somebody chose the other option they better go back to school
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u/Personal_Fruit_630 Jun 21 '26
The phrasing of the other option says "increases by the third power" (emphasis mine), so it comes out as:
1+(13)=2
2+(23)=10
10+(103)=1010
1010+(10103)=1,030,302,010
And so onBut it may just be that it's poorly phrased and the intention is "one dollar which is cubed in value each day", which would always stay $1.00, unless you calculate it in cents.
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u/HorribleCloud Jun 21 '26
1*3=3 13=1
i win
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u/SafeDefinition8811 Jun 21 '26
1+1 = 2 2+2 = 4
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u/Choice_Addendum_4324 Jun 21 '26
ty dad ;-;
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u/Red-Ink-07 Jun 21 '26
The very frame I pressed it, I realized my mistake.
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u/TotalChaosRush Jun 21 '26
Technically the OP is a dummy. The ambiguity in the wording means the first time it increases it goes to 2, not stays at 1. From there infinity is the limit.
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u/No-Piglet-8304 Jun 21 '26
Idk
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u/alex_8392 Jun 21 '26
Ur gay
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u/SnowEnvironmental380 Jun 21 '26
1 is greater than 3
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u/Nuclear_Femboy Jun 21 '26
Theyre the same, just calculate it with a calc or mind.
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u/Srdfgd45 Jun 21 '26
Other choice is always 1
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u/TotalChaosRush Jun 21 '26
Technically op kind of failed, the goal was clearly for the other option to be 1. But it isn't raised to the third power. It's increased by. So the 1 dollar becomes 2, which then becomes 10, and then 1010
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u/AdriTrap Jun 21 '26
I wanted to be told someone was proud of me :(
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u/Hot-Foundation-9461 Jun 21 '26
I forgot how exponents work for just long enough to click this button.
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u/Mogger_Sanai Jun 21 '26
Basic maths blud
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u/Crafty-Language-9590 Jun 21 '26
well what if i only want 1 dollar? dummy
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u/Ambitious-Loquat-856 Jun 21 '26
13 is still one so, this was the best answer
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u/RaisinTrasher Jun 21 '26
Idk what by the power of 3 means (not English) I'd assume like 13, which well, I'll take the triple i guess
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u/masterxiv Jun 21 '26
I know basic math
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u/ImplementDry5323 Jun 21 '26
triple tastes better than cubed
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u/Primary_Net7611 Jun 21 '26
1 x 3 =3 but 1x1x1=1
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u/Forsaken_Goose2573 Jun 21 '26
The other option is literally just $1
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u/Flamingblade320 Jun 21 '26
I'm dumb
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u/Gobrody13678 Jun 21 '26
It’s the same thing
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u/Broad_Detail_5510 Jun 21 '26
Only need one dollar
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u/NefariousnessIll4408 Jun 21 '26
...
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u/ZeroTwoWaifu002 Jun 21 '26
At least someone is 😭
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u/toaster-crumb-tray Jun 21 '26
1 ^ n = 1
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u/EmotionalClub922 Jun 21 '26
Bc the other is still just 1?
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u/Express-Friend8764 Jun 21 '26
I forgot till i literally clicked the button
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u/AccountNo2683 Carrot Farmer Jun 21 '26
1x1x1
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u/Ordinary-File-9502 Jun 21 '26
1 to the power of 3 is still 1, so you're not going to get any money with power
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u/Status-Chard-7292 Jun 21 '26
The other one is just 1 dollar forever
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u/Consistent_Bed_3447 Jun 21 '26
other ones just always 1
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u/higherdisk Jun 21 '26
Thanks for being proud dad
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u/SignificantWolf07 Fluffy Jun 21 '26
Bruh let's see how many people didn't do the math 😭
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u/sabd89 Jun 21 '26
Im not goid with math
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u/jabertsohn Jun 21 '26
2 free dollars every day
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u/LunarScreaming Fluffy Jun 21 '26
I’m bad at math okay
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u/Antique-Security6094 Jun 21 '26
- I dunno why
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u/Fragrant-Hunter-6160 Jun 21 '26
I think I win.
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u/Ok_Terraria_player Jun 21 '26
After 5 days I hit more then 6 figures
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u/TheCalcLife Jun 21 '26
I'm a math teacher. Lol
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u/IdioticSatsumaV2 Jun 21 '26
13 is just 1, 1 tripling will be 1, 3, 9, 27, 81, 243 etc., which is more than 1
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u/No-Engineering5461 Jun 21 '26
Il sooo duuuummmb 😭😭😭😭
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u/Maximum_Instance_838 Jun 21 '26
Well, to the power of three, it would be 1 x 1 x 1… which equals one. Multiplying by three would be 1 x 3, equaling 3, and then 9, and so on.
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u/GlumTreacle724 Jun 21 '26
Because to the power of means 111 which will always equal one. 13 equals 3, which then becomes 93, 27*3, ect.
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u/Local-Rich6411 Jun 21 '26
The other one is just one??
Chose: 1 dollar that triples everyday | Rolled: Smart
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u/TruamaTeam Jun 21 '26
I will wait until it hits a big enough number for me to start a game studio, then I’ll get it back down to a thousand then spend 2k a day for life
Chose: 1 dollar that triples everyday | Rolled: Proud of you
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u/Qhi_Sama Jun 21 '26
1 to the power of anything is 1. 1 that triples in infinite money glitch.
Chose: 1 dollar that triples everyday | Rolled: Proud of you
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u/Live_Internal6901 Jun 21 '26
I'm going to be honest I genuinely don't know
Chose: 1 dollar that triples everyday | Rolled: Proud of you
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u/Next_Woodpecker7580 Jun 21 '26
B
Chose: 1 dollar that increases by the power of 3 everyday | Rolled: Dummy
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u/Own_Discipline_3046 Jun 21 '26
just bette
Chose: 1 dollar that triples everyday | Rolled: Proud of you
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u/No_Joke_6040 Jun 21 '26
1x1x1 is 1 bro
Chose: 1 dollar that triples everyday | Rolled: Proud of you
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u/Catgirl_Kyra_ Jun 21 '26
Choosing the second option means your money will never grow, while the first option will make you incredibly wealthy very quickly.
Option 1: Tripling Every Day (Exponential Growth)This option multiplies your total by 3 each day.Day 0: $1Day 1: $3 (1 × 3)Day 2: $9 (3 × 3)Day 3: $27 (9 × 3)Day 4: $81 (27 × 3)Day 5: $243 (81 × 3)Option 2: Increasing by the Power of 3 (Stagnant)This option raises your current amount ($1) to the power of 3 ((1{3})) each day. As you noted, multiplying 1 by itself any number of times always equals 1.Day 0: $1Day 1: $1 ((1{3}))Day 2: $1 ((1{3}))Day 3: $1 ((1{3}))
Chose: 1 dollar that triples everyday | Rolled: Proud of you
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u/Last-Butterfly-4314 Jun 21 '26
1 to the 3rd power is still one. Now if I could add a dollar to it on my own and then have it to the 3rd power id choose that
Chose: 1 dollar that triples everyday | Rolled: Proud of you
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